Practice the second conditional for imaginary or unlikely situations in the present or future
Q1. If I ___ (have/had/would have) more money, I would travel the world
Second conditional uses past simple in the if-clause, not 'would have'
Q2. If I won the lottery, I ___ (buy/would buy/will buy) a house
Second conditional uses 'would + infinitive' in the result clause
Q3. If I ___ (was/were/am) you, I would accept the offer
In second conditional, 'were' is used instead of 'was' for all subjects
Q4. If she ___ (knows/knew/would know) the answer, she would tell us
Use past simple in the if-clause for hypothetical present situations
Q5. If we lived closer, we ___ (visit/would visit/will visit) more often
Use 'would + infinitive' for imaginary results in present or future